A nested loop is a loop within another loop, allowing for multiple iterations and actions on data. It is commonly used in scenarios such as reading files line by line and counting occurrences of specific words. The document also discusses the advantages of nested loops, including code efficiency and data structure traversal, as well as the behavior of break and continue statements within them.
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nested loop
A nested loop is a loop within another loop, allowing for multiple iterations and actions on data. It is commonly used in scenarios such as reading files line by line and counting occurrences of specific words. The document also discusses the advantages of nested loops, including code efficiency and data structure traversal, as well as the behavior of break and continue statements within them.
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“NESTED LOOP”
DEFINATION :- A nested loop means a loop statement inside another loop statement. That is why nested loop are also called “loop inside loops”. We can define any number of loops inside another loop.
Recently we have learned about the NESTED FOR LOOP… NESTED
WHILE LOOP….also in we studied about BREAK and CONTINUE statements in it… USES AND REAL LIFE CONCEPT :- Suppose we have to loops i.e one is OUTER LOOP and INNER LOOP. and we need to repeat some action on the data in the outer loop. For example, you read a file line by line and for each line you must count how many times the word “the” is found. The outer loop would read the lines and the inner loop would search each line for “the” by looping through the words in the line. SYNTAX :on; condition; increment ) { Syntax for FOR loop – For ( intializaiton ; condition ; increment;) { For ( intializaiton ; condition ; increment;) { // code } } ADVANTAGES OF NESTED LOOP :- Here are many advantages of nested loop….like : 1. Using loops, we do not need to write the same code again and again. 2. Using loops, we can traverse over the elements of data structures structures. SOME EXTRA INFORMATION :-
Break inside Nested Loops ( break ; )
Whenever we use a break statement inside the nested loop sit breaks the innermost loop and program control is inside the outer loop. Break means to stop everything and terminate the loop. Continue inside the Nested Loops ( continue ; ) Whenever we use a continue statement inside the nested loops it skips the iteration of the innermost loop only. The outer loop remains unaffected. That means continue skip everything written below and go back to start of the loop…